Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-31

fefs biakelF f0r san Era1cascos to411s
vita lumber.
| The Norwegian bark Nordstisrner
Ceptsin O. r. Reinstern, 1212 net ton
mage. arrived from Tae0ma YESTERDAY
and cleared for Melbourne with 3 earR1
Of $50 $40 feet Of lumber, % 80 ehillinRs
psr Thousand. This vessel has been a
days on the Sound, loading. having aF-
rived from Melbourne February 18th.
The bark Northwest, Captain McGuire,
SIS ret tonnage, II days out from san
Francisco, sailed up the Sound Tuesday
night, bound for Porn Madison. but ow-
ing 70 strong ebb tide and the uind
DYING oct sha dKifted back and came 30
anehar In this harboT. lis iiksiy she
i viii Be toEed ap today.
The Norwegian bark Elmer Tambars-
/ ielveF, which sailed recently from Car
dill 20 Santa RosiliA. has bean reported
as sailing from the latter port for Paget
Sound 70 load lumber ct Tacoma for the
West Coast.
The steamer Phantom is undergoing
repairs and tbs Enterprise will run on
her route 10 San Juan Island.
The bark Elsinore was toyed TO sea
yesterday.
The harkentine Quickstap has arrived
at Port Ludlow from San Diego.
The German bark Doroshea, Captain
Waller, go net tonnage, is chartered to
come to Victcria from lquiqui.
The British bark George. Captain
GFcut, s42 net tonnage, has sailed from
Yokohama from Victoria.
The United States steamer Alert, vas
spoken on the 18th inst. In latitude q,
and north longitude 1885. bound south,
rar,nrfino tall IA wali -
The barkeatine Modos arrived al
Shanghai on Thursday last from Port
Madison, lumber laden.
The ship CHALLENGER was spoken 70
miles south Of the Farallone Islands on
the sd, bound for San Pedro.
The schooner Sadie r. Caller, $50 net
tonnage, 10 chartered 90 carry mar
ohandise from San Francisco for
Alaska.
The barkentine John WosteE, 6Sl net
tonnage, will carry coal from Departure
Bay for Honolulu, instead Of San Fran
siseo. a. previously reported.
The following passengers came down
the Sound from Seattle yesterday on
the Anderson: d. B. Jackson, A. Ro-
we'll. II. Rswell, TO Port Townsend.
ex-Judee Thomas Burke, 3. Baxter,
commission aerchAas. Z. Garfield. TO
Port Ludlow; A. O. De Van, Robt. Fal-
ton, A. j. Hansen, II. Bash, ID. g. LIE
sound and ID. I. Denny, to Port Town.
send.
II was rumored that syndicate Of
capitalists met at Port Ladlow yester-
day 20 discuss the probability Of q rail
road being built down this side Of the
Sound. It is said that parties attended
ehsa ,x,oa&fne, svhn ara laK0aiw iakaRaaAaA
in she Bsllingham Bay Railway d Nav
igation Company.
The following passengers arrived on
the Dispatch from down Sound yester-
day: O. Cooper, B. MeaQher, w. d.
Mcdonald, II. Wilson and J. Meagher
from Port Angeles; O. Oberg, j. Ding
erman, Fred and George Raney from
Crescent Bay; II. Peyser, William Weir
and Miss Troy from Dangeness.
The steamship Idaho, from Alaskan
ports, arrived at q. N. Tuesday, with
light load Of freight, and departed for
Astoria at a. NJ.
THE UNIVERSITY QUESTION.
The Board Of Directors assembled
yesterday at the Methodist Church to
act finally upon the question as to
whether or not the required bonus Of
$4,000 had been raised. Allen Weir,
the secretary, stated to the Board that
e43, 200 had been guaranteed. and also
presented an individual bond for the
remaining amount. 1t wes then re-
solved that the Trustees Of the Puget
SQUAD University should allow the oiti-
gems of Port Townsend further time IN
their eRdeavor to raise the proffered
bonus Of $4,000, which tune Is not to
mittee Of three was appointed to draft
a charter to be presented at the next
meeting for acceptance. There did not
seem TO be a unity of action between
the up Sound Directors and those repre-
sentinR this locality, and on vetin9 in
several instances where these petty
iealousies existed, the down Sound dele
gates carried the question by 5 to 4. At
3 p. N. the meeting adjourned.
MISS aILPIS IN PORT TowNsKND.
Miss Mary J. Gilpin, who has followed
fate and circumstances for years, and
Who was supposed by many up Sound
to have returned to her relatives in
Pennsylvania, where she is we'll related,
has been for the past month on our
streets, visiting almost every store with
what Is usually termed "a dudine UNI
brelIa" and a winning smile, IN the vain
endeavor to entanQle the clerks heart
strings with those Of her own. II is very
recently that she returned from Alaska,
where she says she will In the near fu-
ture establish q school ct Sitka for the
education of the Indians. She will also
erect a suitable dwelling to be occupied
during the Summer months. She had,
not very long ago, slight difficulty with
the representative Of the Pacific Ooas.
Company and to emphasize
her remarks she hit him over the head
with her parasol. This vas only slight
that she had the heor. and II
he was not careful be would be used to
sweep ap the same.
AROUND THE DISTRICT COURT.
The local option cases which are here
fer trial against W. A. Leach and
James Beaumen, Of Ooupeyille, came up
Yesterday. Mr.. James Hamilton Lewis,
OF the firm OF Lewis 4 Gilman, OF Seat
tie, represented the defendants. The
ease had fairly started, and interest be-
gan 10 develop, there being q great deal
of II manifested over these eases, when
the attorney for the defendants raised
some hne legal points against the In
dictmeRts. which were, notwithstand-
ing the able fight made BY the Prose-
cutting Attorney j. j. Oalheun. for the
cases, decided TO be null aud void and
of no legality. Tins the Gases we're
ended abruptly.
The hearing Of James Hamilton
Lewis on behalf Of the A. r. HotalinR
Company, OF Seattle, upon the uncon-
stilutionality Of the local option Law,
has been set for today. IL il understood
that W. II. White has been employed by
some OF the prominent local oPtionists
TO appear for them. The fight is pro-
missed 10 be bitter one and one 10 be
stoutiy contested.
Before the eonvening of Court on
Monday morning at the Court House.
the reporter CHANGED to hear . converse
tiou between Chief Justice Jones and
Hon. @. n. Bradshaw, In which the
Judge casually remarked that be bad
some difficulty In obtaining q suitable
residence ct Seattle, such wss the de-
mand for houses. when Mr.. Bradshaw
said that the Port Townsend people
would like TO have the Judge at tAis
burg. but hsd not thought Il best 30
send him g proposition 10 furnish him
house free Of rent. Tbs Judge laugh